Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless

But what about the third and final wireless? Woe? Price well, unfortunately, this is the g502 light speeds gotcha moment because, like the g903 and th...

On to battery life now and that feels really weird to say because it's some mouse like why would you yeah anyway wireless mice you need to charge them...

So all in all, as you can see, the logitech g502 live speed is a powerful piece of kit. A potentially fantastic Mouse does come with a hefty price tag...

There's no worry of a delay because Lightspeed has been announced as 'faster than wired', so if their claims hold up, you'll have no trouble on this one. Also, if you're an enthusaist, you can purchase a PowerPlay mousemat for around £90. This will mean no need for charging, as your mouse will recieve power during play directly from the pad. Finally, the G502 uses LightSync which is featured in most of Logitech G's range.

Updated: 5 months later While this mouse is about the same as all Logitech mice I've ever owned (more than I can recall), it ends up about the same as every one of them. It is extremely prone to gathering crude on the bottom side of the mouse. More so than any others I've owned (Razer, Steel, severa...

I think that **Razer** is way worse than it used to be. I really want to buy **Logitech G502 Lightspeed**. The **Logitech** mouse was **longest-lasting** mouse I've ever had. After **more than 40 months of usage** and around **100 more months** in a drawer, it's still **perfectly working**.

The good: It feels lighter and easier to move than other mice. After spending hours with figuring out the software, you can get some great customization - even keyboard macros. The hardware performs really well, especially with the available on-the-fly variable movement responsiveness due to real-ti...

Love my Logitech G502 Lightspeed. Mine is wired because I don't mind a wire and it was cheaper. Edit: The cord is paracord too. It's a long wire.

Overall I do not like the mouse. But it is the only decent mouse I can use. The latency\accuracy\aim is excellent. However, the mouse feels extremely cheap like a fisherprice toy. The clicking is very, very hollow\cheap feeling. The main left and right buttons do not really have much spring action; ...

I was thinking at a G603, but reading how many issues some people had, it would appear to be a lottery to buy one. I also check G604, but checking gearsearch and testing one I felt that this wasn't the right one. So I took a shot in semi-dark, thanks to you, ordered G502 Lightspeed and couldn't be more happier. Still need to adapt to the current shape & weight, but this seems to be it.